Page 5 - Secure Boot News Today

Secure-IC provides integrated Secure Elements (iSE) that can act as trust anchors to protect the security assets of a device. An iSE - also referred as ...

The EFI updates were merged today for the ongoing Linux 6.9 merge window

As per Microsoft policy, Windows 10 will soon reach an important milestone in its release history. Version 21H2 of Windows 10 Enterprise and Education reaches the end...

Two critical vulnerabilities in Windows Hyper-V stand out on an otherwise unremarkable Patch Tuesday

Windows 11 is approaching its third anniversary, and Microsoft is gearing up for the next major upgrade. Following the system requirement policy introduced in 2021, the upcoming...

Elon Musk’s Frustration with Setting Up a Windows PCAh, Mr. Musk. Few figures are more controversial in modern times than our Elon, and it seems barely a

Security is more important than ever as attacks grow in sophistication and system security becomes more dependent on solid hardware and software foundations. ...

A Redditor posted a strange Pixel Watch that turned out to be a prototype model with only 1GB RAM and 8GB storage.

There has been an interesting trick, a single command, that allows unsupported CPUs to bypass Windows 11's system requirements check during setup. That has seemingly stopped working on very old chips.

PopCnt is a CPU instruction that will be required to run Windows 11 starting with 24H2. But unlike TPM or Secure Boot, enthusiasts have found that the PopCnt requirement cannot be bypassed. Any attempts to bypass it lead to boot failure.